3M 7010375084 Polyethylene Film Tape 5 Mil 2 in X 36 Yd

Product Description

The 3M 7010375084 is a red polyethylene film tape from the 3M Series 483 line, designed for demanding masking, bundling, sealing, and hazard-marking applications across industrial and trade environments. The tape measures 2 inches wide by 36 yards long with a 5 mil polyethylene film backing and a rubber-based adhesive. It delivers 10 pounds per inch of tensile strength, giving it reliable resistance to tearing during application and removal. Rated to a maximum operating temperature of 200 degrees F, it holds up in moderate-heat environments such as paint bake ovens and plating operations. HVAC, electrical, and general-trade technicians reach for this tape when a conformable, color-coded film tape is needed.

This tape is suited for a wide range of professional applications including paint masking, electroplating, bundling, safety and hazard color coding, surface protecting, and sealing. The red color makes it easy to identify in multi-tape workflows and supports color-coded safety or inspection marking on assemblies, pipework, conduit bundles, and panels. It is appropriate for both light industrial and field-service use where a consistent, removable film tape is required.

Key Features

• 5 mil polyethylene film backing for conformability and moderate puncture resistance
• Rubber adhesive provides strong initial tack and clean removal from most surfaces
• 10 lb per inch tensile strength resists tearing during handling and masking work
• Rated to 200 degrees F maximum operating temperature for paint masking and plating applications
• Red color supports safety coding, hazard marking, and color-coded bundling workflows
• 2 inches wide by 36 yards long — standard roll size for hand application

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose polyethylene film tape for bundling, masking, electroplating, hazard marking, and sealing applications across industrial and trade settings.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of oil and loose debris for best adhesion. Ensure surfaces have cooled below the tape maximum operating temperature before application in heat-adjacent environments. No special tools are required for hand application; a tape dispenser or utility knife is recommended for clean cuts. Remove tape promptly after masking operations to minimize adhesive transfer, particularly on painted or coated surfaces.